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Jaguar Land Rover to Cut Up to 4,000 Jobs After Cyber Attack and Trump Tariffs Hit Revenue
Britain's largest car maker is opening a voluntary redundancy programme after falling sales, a cyber attack, and new US import taxes stripped away profit.
UK's Food Supply Is Fragile. Hackers Are One of the Reasons Why.
Britain's public spending watchdog says the government hasn't done enough to protect food supplies from climate shocks, disease outbreaks, and cyberattacks. Ordinary shoppers could feel the pinch when the next disruption hits.
AI-Assisted Ransomware Gang Tore Through a Corporate Network in Under 10 Hours
Unit 42 researchers watched attackers use AI agents to do in a single working day what normally takes criminal crews two weeks. The case is a signal, not an outlier.
Six things MSPs should actually test before the next ransomware hit
Acronis lays out a practical checklist for managed service providers, moving the conversation past backups and antivirus to the full arc of prevention, detection and recovery.
Ransomware Gangs Are Now Paying Insiders to Unlock the Front Door
Criminal groups are bribing employees to hand over company access rather than hacking their way in. It is cheaper, faster, and harder to detect, and the insider threat problem is getting worse.
Working Exploit Published for Cleo Harmony Flaw That Ransomware Gangs Already Love
A newly discovered flaw in the Cleo Harmony file-transfer application lets attackers break in and take control without a password. A working exploit is already public, and Cl0p used a different Cleo bug to hit major organisations just months ago.
Rhysida gang claims theft of 5.79TB from Berlin's city government
The ransomware crew says it took 1.44 million files, including water-supply security assessments and plaintext passwords. Berlin's mayor says the city will not pay.
Aurora ransomware crew caught using Cursor AI to break into networks
Researchers at CloudSEK and Gambit Security independently tie a Russian-speaking gang to at least 10 intrusions built with help from an AI coding assistant backed by SpaceX.
Ransomware group falcon claims attack on Globus Medical
A criminal group has listed the US medical-device maker on its dark-web extortion site, claiming nearly 3 terabytes of sensitive company data. Globus Medical has not publicly confirmed any incident.
Cyber attack on Australian book distributor leaves bookshops empty-handed before Christmas
A suspected ransomware attack on Alliance Distribution Services has disrupted book supply across Australia for six weeks, hitting independent bookshops and Hachette authors at the worst possible time.
Berlin Refuses Ransom After Hackers Breach City's Administrative Network
Berlin's state government says it will not pay the criminals behind an August intrusion, as forensic work uncovers fresh data theft from the city's transport and environment department.
Nigeria Builds Its Own Cloud to Keep Its Data at Home
West Africa's biggest economy is setting up its own national cloud system, aiming to stop foreign governments from accessing Nigerian data and to make government computer systems harder to attack.
Three Security Stories You May Have Missed: Airport Attack, Fake Breach Data, and a Bank Under Pressure
A busy week in cybersecurity produced a cluster of stories worth attention: a UK airport group hit by hackers, questions over whether a clothing brand's stolen data was real, and a major US bank pushing back on ransomware claims.
PaperCut print servers under active attack via unpatched flaw
PaperCut says hackers are breaking into print management servers using a bug that affects every version of NG and MF. Emergency patches are out.
Why Small Firms Are Turning to Outside Analysts to Catch Ransomware Early
ESET argues that pairing threat research with managed detection gives smaller companies a fighting chance against ransomware crews that now industrialise their attacks.